Construction company was originally intended buyerThe city of Loveland's mandatory period of public bidding on the building occupied by Larimer County at Sixth Street and Cleveland netted just one proposal. Full Story

For a taste of the poetic life, the Community Poets encourage a stop at the Poetry Café.
Or how about getting in the mood for spring and hearing from local poets at an open mike and poetry reading?
Even better, try out everyday raptures and an ode or two with Fort Collins poet Lisa Zimmerman.
These are all activities a group of Loveland poets planned for the city's fourth annual celebration of National Poetry Month. Full Story

Coach Mike Bobo knows changes go beyond quarterbackFORT COLLINS - When the phone rings early in the morning or late at night, it just can't be good.
Picking up with head trainer Tony Hill on the other line, Colorado State coach Mike Bobo wasn't expecting good news, and hearing quarterback Collin Hill had retorn his left ACL left him heartbroken for the player. Full Story

Big companies keep flocking to area, drawn by location, lack of red tapeAs the last days of 2007 slipped away, Denver-based real estate firm McWhinney was closing on the purchase of 1,100 vacant acres at the intersection of I-25 and Colo. Highway 7 in Broomfield. Full Story

Singers Dave Beegle, Wendy Woo and Steve Manshel often work under bright lights, but for far too long many of those employed in restaurants and other downtown Loveland businesses at night have done some of their work in the dark. Full Story

Construction company was originally intended buyerThe city of Loveland's mandatory period of public bidding on the building occupied by Larimer County at Sixth Street and Cleveland netted just one proposal. Full Story

A troublesome piece of heating and ventilating equipment pushed out enough smoke to cause the evacuation Thursday of the four-story Chase Bank building in downtown Loveland.
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Hospital program makes sure mothers and babies get a chance to bond after birthThroughout time, in most cultures, it was natural for a newborn to be cradled on its mother's bare chest immediately after birth. That intimate moment disappeared with the advent of hospital births, after which the baby is taken away for assessment, medical treatment and cleaning before being returned to the mother. Today, research shows a return to skin-to-skin contact immediately after birth is of benefit both emotionally and physically. Full Story

Throughout time, in most cultures, it was natural for a newborn to be cradled on its mother's bare chest immediately after birth. That intimate moment disappeared with the advent of hospital births, after which the baby is taken away for assessment, medical treatment and cleaning before being returned to the mother. Today, research shows a return to skin-to-skin contact immediately after birth is of benefit both emotionally and physically.
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McKee Medical Center offers families skin-to-skin contactThroughout time, in most cultures, it was natural for a newborn to be cradled on its mother's bare chest immediately after birth. That intimate moment disappeared with the advent of hospital births, after which the baby is taken away for assessment, medical treatment and cleaning before being returned to the mother. Today, research shows a return to skin-to-skin contact immediately after birth is of benefit both emotionally and physically. Full Story

McKee Medical Center offers families skin-to-skin contactThroughout time, in most cultures, it was natural for a newborn to be cradled on its mother's bare chest immediately after birth. That intimate moment disappeared with the advent of hospital births, after which the baby is taken away for assessment, medical treatment and cleaning before being returned to the mother. Today, research shows a return to skin-to-skin contact immediately after birth is of benefit both emotionally and physically. Full Story

McKee Medical Center offers families skin-to-skin contactThroughout time, in most cultures, it was natural for a newborn to be cradled on its mother's bare chest immediately after birth. That intimate moment disappeared with the advent of hospital births, after which the baby is taken away for assessment, medical treatment and cleaning before being returned to the mother. Today, research shows a return to skin-to-skin contact immediately after birth is of benefit both emotionally and physically. Full Story